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Old 11-29-2010, 11:08 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by JFP in PA
Sorry guys, but the Tip equipped cars require that you pull an axel and side cover to drain the diff, that is the way Stuttgart designed it................
Any reason why the electric fluid pump as used in boats wouldn't work? Taking a look online seems like it would work perfectly. Snake the hose in, turn the pump on, suck out fluid then use a regular gear oil hand pump to pump a litre worth of new stuff in...

Any oil recommendations for the tiptronic diff? I know it's supposed to be 75W90 but can't find any info on the correct GL rating as in GL4 or GL5 or brand recommendations...Pelican sells "Titan" diff oil but I would rather use a Redline or Swepco product if available as I'm sure many of you reading this would too.
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